Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1887
LOCAL NEWS.

rived from Cslifornis few days since. Mir. Chas. Hildebrsndt of Ls Noris, is in the city.
 J.M.J Kane, publisher Of Rob in.op's circus programmes, IS in the city attending to business.
 Rev. Downs, who for the past year has occupied the Methodist church pull nit has been assigned to Globe.
 The Baptist Church last evening gave Rev. N. Nj. Hitchcock a call to its pull Dit. Mir. Hitchcock accepted the call
 The Messrs. Proctor and Dowdles re gently purchased fitty-three blooded bulls for their range on the Gils above Solomonville.
 Troop G, 4th U. S. Cavalry, stationed al Fort Bowie, offer 6 reward ot S4UO for the arrest and conviction of the mur- der of their comrsde William O. Drake, at Sulphur Springs, on the 29th ot De- cenber last.
 The telegraph line Co Globe has been established to the joy of the good peo- pie of that handsome little burg. Globe is too important point co be reached only by mail and the reopening 6 or the line gives general satisfaction.
 H. D. Underwood informed reporter to-day that he could see gradual lm- movement in the general business of the town. and particularly in real estate. All owners are asking considerable Of an advance over prices of last summer.
 l.. Zeckendorf & Go. are constantly re- oeiying large quantities of goods. Ihelr kka- Anv1h month, and their store IS crowded from morning till night. |. will amply pay every one to inspect their immense new stock.
 The Tucson Gun Club have purchss- ed the exclusive right to shoot on War ner's Iske. Ducks are said to be very abundant thereBbouts. A number of black brsnt. bird unusually scarce in these parts, were recently killed on the lake
 The Tucson lumber company with MT Thos. Wilson as manager, has sb- sorbed the Arizona Lumber Company aud the lumber firm of Thos; Wilson & Co. The CITIZEN bespeRks for 1t lib ersl patronage. Everything in the shape of timber wanted will be supplied st reasonable rates.
 Mrs. Crepin and daughters left for San Diego last night in answer to a tele- gram from the doctor whom 1t IS feared IS seriously ill, reports to that effect hay ing reached here. Dr. Crepin and family have many friends here who express sor- row at their departure and wish them well fn their new home.
 Rev. J. H. Gill of Pinal, snd Rev. Dr Bsttin of Phenix, made the CITIZEN 6 pleasant call to-day. Both are very agreeable gentlemen, and undoubtedly i'll the pulpits to which they are assign ed, with credit to themselves and sstis faction to their congregations.
 Mir. Oscar Schmidt. representing tht Schlitz Brewing O., of Milwaukee, hst arrived. MT. Schmidt is 8 very fine bar itone singer and those who enjoy good music will have an opportunity of hear ing hIm tomorrow in the Congregations Church.
 Mir. George Began came in from the Olive camp yesterday with a shipment of ore for the sampling works. It will 1t is sad, net him several thousand dol lars. No man in camp has worked hard CT for 1t or IS more deserving of the good fortune that is now attending hiD.
 MT. W. F. Overton, who has recently been on 8 vacation In San Francisco, re- turned few days since. He has. how. ever, been ordered to San Diego to take charge of Wells & Fargos office there Mr. Overton was always obliging and sc- commodsting and the Tucson public will much regret his departure.
 The express messenger, whose car was blown up with dynamite, tby robbers on the Texas Pacific yesterday, killed two men instead of one as was first reported The second man was found dead m the bushes about 60 yards from the scene of the attempted robbery.
 The recent invoice of goods received by Col Durr, was exhausted in filling orders the day after its arrival. For tunstely for himself and his patrons. a second shipment of good things" fol lowed close upon the first, and other special lots have been received daily al most ever since, SO that close ss tbs call was, he was able to meet any and all de- mEnds. All country orders are prompt ly attended to.
 The Pheni1 base ball nine are a merry crew. It IS rumored that some of the
 
 California via the Southern Pacific, and the Phenix boys have concluded to see what metal they are made of when they make their diamond on Arizona soil. and have accordingly challenged them for the championship of Apache land. Sue cess to the home nine.
 You csunot afford to make any i'm portant purchase without first consult ing the Catalogue of Weinstock & Lubin Importers and General Outfitters, Sacra mento. The same goods and styles as kept by the leading merchants of New York. Philadelphia and Chicago. Prices sl- ways at the lowest notch, and the same to every one. Goods not according to order may be rsturned at expense of house, which is 8 guarantee that every effort will be made to please the first time.
 Leopoldo Csrrillo, 8n old and a re- spected citizen of Tucon. arrived ID Phenix yesterday in search of bis l2- year-old son. The little boy he'd been attending the Sisters school at Tucson and becoming dissatisfied with his teach CTS ran away and came to PhenIx. A friend at once notified the distracted parents that their lost boy was at their AOnc hIN dll ElHut. HIT. OdEEilAO VIII remain Tn the Garden City few days before returning to Tucson. This gen tlemsn has been s resident of Arizona since 1882 and IS a sterling gentleman Gazette.
 The railroad boys gave pleasant par ty ln the library rooms last night. About nifty couples were present and enjoy ment ruled the hour. The brass band rendered excellent recitstions- Messrs. Rochester and Porter R dust-In the Starlight. MT. Ed. SumRn' accompanied by Messrs. Bonner, Irons, and Porter on fhorns, sang Annie Laurie and Norine Morine to the edifcstion of all present The ladies furnished 8 most excellent supper and dancing wss in dulged in till past midnight, when all conscious of. having passed a pleasant night, went to their severel homes,
 Len W. Corbett, the efficient clerk in the Tucson postofice, left last night for the headquarters of the railway mail